Spay/Neuter Services

Pawsitive Tails is a not for profit organization focused on finding forever homes for dog and puppies in the Kansas City area and Topeka. We are not a shelter and we do not have a facility – all the dogs in our program live in loving foster homes. We take dogs into our homes and care for them as if they were our own until they go to their forever homes. The time we spend with them helps us to learn more about each of them which allows us to be able to provide applicants with an accurate assessment and the dog’s individual strengths and needs. We are for the dogs who need help now, educate the public to protect dogs of the future, allow dogs to give back as they do best – with their whole hearts, and we accomplish each stage with a sense of humor. Pawsitive Tails is a federal501(c)(3) non profit organization serving the Kansas City and Topeka areas. Your donations are tax deductible! We are run entirely by volunteers and have no paid positions. All of our dogs live as family members in loving foster homes. This means that every single dollar that we bring in goes directly to the dogs in our care. We are run entirely on donations and adoption fees. We appreciate every dollar, thank you for helping us to help them!

Hearts United for Animals is a Smithsonian Award winning, state-of-the-art no-kill shelter and sanctuary dedicated to relieving the suffering of domestic animals. HUA has rescued over 12,000 dogs from puppy mills, provided low cost spay/neuter services for over 14,000 patients, and offers temporary housing for animals of families fleeing domestic violence. We have placed thousands of cats and dogs in wonderful new homes across the country through our JetSet Dogs program. The Proud Pets Program provides free veterinary care for the beloved pets of previously homeless veterans. With your support, we continue with these very important missions of mercy that save precious lives and heal broken hearts.

My story is this; I worked in corporate America (Healthcare) for 16+ years after working my share of blue-collar jobs from the age of 14 with a work permit in high school. My husband Joe, the same, however he went further in his education, received a master’s degree and went on to become a CPA. He worked in finance for many years. In 2016 we basically bet everything we had, relocated our 4 children from our beautiful home in Wheaton, IL to a tiny farmhouse on a 5.5-acre farm in West Chicago, IL with 2 bedrooms and ONE bathroom. We bet the farm - for the farm. I resigned from my position and opened Our Family Pet Sitting Resort & Spa LLC in April 2016. We happily gave up revenue on 5 - 10 kennel spaces from day one to help rescues in need of foster space and offered complimentary services (Boarding, Daycare, Training & Grooming) to multiple rescues. That was the one dream we had bigger than having our own business, was having our own rescue. This was the way I could help others and still fill my own heart while running the business to put food on our table for 6. Right out of the gate we were successful. We had profitable years every year except covid which was flat. We keep growing and thriving so last year we decided to go for it and we established our 501c3 Love you more animal rescue! I am so proud of the work we are doing. Joe and I split off into two. Joe runs Our Family Pet Sitting, LLC with my daughter and son, and I am running Love you more animal rescue full time. I received my final documentation and "go ahead" from the state on October 17, 2022 and was rescuing 9 pups from euthanasia on October 22. 2022. I did not waste a moment.

We provide low cost spay, neuter, vaccinations and microchips to our community in the hopes of lowering the unwanted pet population which is resulting in thousands of euthanasias. We also foster to adopt dogs and cats.

Our organization started about four years ago. We are employed with Hoisington Veterinary Hospital, in Hoisington Kansas. The owner, Linday Reif owns the clinic and has a contract to take in the stray cats and dogs in Hoisington Kansas. After the three day stray hold, Hoisington wants the animals euthanized. The owner of the hospital decided to take the stray dogs and cats and place them into new homes. This just really evolved and four of us decided to be founders of a rescue, LADA Paws. We have four founders, our Vet Dr Lindsay, Amber our Kennel manager, Desirae our office manager and Arica our groomer. We were officially a rescue July 2021. We received our 501c3 status later in the year. For the year 2021 we had just over 200 adoptions, Jan-Dec. This year 2022,we are at 198 adoptions from Jan-Sep. We are "tagging" animals from MO, OK, KS and TX (sometimes). We were gifted a transport van and after some minor repairs we will be able to use this instead of our personal vehicles. We have short term plans and long term plans. We are still learning and trying to find the program that works best for us.

I'm Ashley Burrell the director of Nikki's Ferals. I started.tnr for feral and Community cats 7yrs ago. I fell in love with helping cats. I go in rougher neighborhoods that don't recieve much help and where I was needed most. I got my 501c3 staus this.year and have been working to grow the rescue and help as many cats as possible. We also socialize feral kittens and strays to find forever homes Tnr of feral and stray cats is.still my primary focus.

I am a vet technician, mobile pet groomer, mom, wife and fur mom

The Humane Society of Meeker & Kandiyohi Counties (HSKMC) is a 501c3 non-profit organization whose purpose is to help abused, neglected, abandoned and stray animals as well as to educate the public on the proper care of animals and to promote the spaying and neutering of companion animals.

We are a foster based rescue in the Mt shasta area, and we are small but mighty. We rescue, adopt, spay and neuter, TNR, feed feral colonies in the area, food banks, community education and assistance w care and food for low income and disabled people in the community. We are in an underserved area w limited resources and we are one of very few resources for cats and a big overpopulation problem that we are one of very few addressing.

We shelter animals from Clarke County, MS only. We started four years ago and have grown tremendously. We are the first shelter here. We do work with Sandi Paws Rescue, but need more help. Although we are a kill shelter, we pretty much don't do it unless it's absolutely necessary. We've only euthanized 10 in four years due to space, three of those last week.